Scott McLaughlin is a gym owner/coach and 2 sport world champion. Colin is a world class drummer and professional musician who has played across the world. Together they will chat about health, fitness and various lifestyle topics every week.
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And we are back once again to help bring happiness and nonsense to your day! This week we chat about returning to activity, paddling the Great Glen and Arnolds Daily PUMP!
2nd week back and we're still chatting nonsense, drinking coffee and having more segways than Colin has dropped his drumsticks.......
AND........We're back due to massive demand by our 3 dedicated listeners!! more
in helping with those coaching videos 😉😉🤣🤣🤣🤥🤥🤥💩💩💩💩
Keep up the great chat guys. Think you should get Aaron on for chat he’s previously been on radio 2 :) more
You’ll need to change your intro to “brought to you by Just Train and a ton of Loch Lomond Coffee” :P
planet fitness you can get pizza that’s served once a month for member appreciate days 😂...get the oven on Scott
Goin on about my massive thighs, as I’m sat here listening with my massive belly 😂
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Gains & Pains launched 4 years ago and published 68 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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